Title: Research educational requirements for careers associated with biotechnology in agriculture.
Course: Biotechnology Applications in Agriculture (18308-III) > Section: Applying Biotechnology in Agriculture

Research should include

- certifications and/or degree requirements
- credentials (e.g., Biotechnician Assistant Credentialing Exam [BACE], Biosafety)
- key skills (e.g., analytical, written, and verbal communication, problem-solving)
- biotechnology jobs
  - Agricultural and Food Science Technician
  - Animal Technician
  - Biofuel Technician
  - Biomanufacturing Technician - Downstream
  - Biomanufacturing Technician - Upstream
  - Cell Culture Technician
  - Chemistry Quality Control Technician
  - Clinical Research Associate
  - Compliance Specialist
  - Environmental Health & Safety Technician
  - Environmental Science and Protection Technician
  - Facilities Technician
  - Food Sample Inspector
  - Genomics technician
  - Glass washer
  - Greenhouse or Field Technician
  - Instrumentation / Calibration Technician
  - Laboratory Assistant
  - Laboratory Safety Associate
  - Laboratory Technician
  - Manufacturing Assistant
  - Microbiology Quality Control (QC) Technician
  - Molecular Biology Technician
  - Plant Tissue Culture Technician
  - Process Development Associate
  - Product Development Technician
  - Purification Technician
  - QA Documentation Coordinator
  - Quality Assurance Specialist
  - Quality Control (QC) Technician
  - Technical Services Representative
  - Validation Specialist
  - Water Quality Technician.

Process/Skill Questions:

- What are the educational requirements for jobs in cybersecurity related to animal and plant biotechnology?
- What are the key skills needed for someone wishing to pursue a career in cybersecurity?
- What are some college-level courses relevant to the study of cybersecurity?
- What colleges offer courses of study related to cybersecurity careers?